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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
ROYAL BAKING POWDER.
Free from Lime and Absolutely Pure.

The Royal Baking Powder is made from Cream OF Tartar
specially refined and prepared for its by patent processes by
which the Tartrae of Lime is totally eliminated
This highly important result has been attained only with
great care labor and expense In money alone quarter OF
million dollars has been invested patents machinery and
planes by which the crude Cream of Tartar being pocued
direct the districts of Europe and subjected in this
country these exclusive processes rendered entirely tre
not only from the Objectionable Tartrate of Lime but from
other foreign substances.
This adds greatly to the cost of manufacturing Royal
Baking Powders but all its other ingredients are selected
and prepared with the precise and regardless OF Labor
or expense article is produced that entirely free from any
exraneous substance and chemically pure in all respects
No lime EARTH alum mpurity of any kind by mad
ycence or by the use auleraed articles otherwise be
introduced into Royal" and it contains ingredients
except certified by the most eminent chemists necessary
to make pure wholesome and perfect baking powder.
1t costs more to manufacture the Royal Baking Powder
than any other it shown by chemical analysis the
only absolutely pure Baking Powder made
Royal the only Baking Powder made that is free from
both lime and alum.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
NOn.Resj,Ient Notice

No. 54 K. DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tenn.-Bernard Dauriac ct al VS.
Unknown Heirs Of ArRbellA NJ. BAcquet
ut al.
1t appearing from the amended bill sworn
to in this cause, that tho defendants, the un-
known heirs OF Arabella NJ. Bacquet, whose
names and places of residence are unknown
and cannot be aseertained upen diligent in
Quiry, are made parties on account Of inter
est in the following described land, situated
in She by county, Tennessee, to wit: Begin
ming at stake on the Pigeon Roost plank
ROAD near W d. DeadricS's gate, and run
ming with said road u - $50 west s. % chains
ia an angle in said road; thence with said
road north 6tn west ~ chains 10 cnother
angle in said roads thesce with said road
north 49, west 2 chains to another angle in
said road; thence with said road north $50
w.st 1850 chains; thence north 10 chains and
81 links; thence west % chains and 81 links
TO the beginning, containing seventeen and
t2-llN acres. This being a suit for partition,
Ii is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
Of Shelley county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the fret Monday in May, 1887, and
plead, answer or demur TO complainant
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
as TO them and set for hearing ex parte; and
that copy Of this order be published enee a
week, for four successive weeks, in the Nom
phis Daily Appeal. This l4th day Of March,
1857. A cop attest:
r. J. QUIGLRY, Clerk.
py Thos. B. Creushaw, ID. @.
Cor cop nlainanla
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
m BOOK AGENTS S MASETG

py Tbos. B. Creushaw, D. G.
John League and III. +. Walsh, solicitors
for complainants.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10

your hand out Of my pocket" re-
piled he.
Miss Daisy, aghast with horror,
took a despairing survey of the situa-
ton. Sure enough, when she sat
down and thrust her hand into a
pocket, that of her neighbor was 10
such close proximity, and 80 invit-
ingly open, that she had plunged
deep into the garment of the stranger,
WHO had accepted the advance as a
new lark OF the girls.
CLARA BELLE
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mas. WMsLOy's SOOTHING SYRur should
always he used Tor children teething,. IL
soothes the child, soltsns the gums, al!ays
oil pain, cures wind oolic, and is the best
remedy for diarrhwaJ 80 q bottle.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
IRs.kasT CASE ON TRIAL
An Issue to Determine the Amount Doe
on Judgment.

An Issue to Determine the Amount Due
on Judgment.
The salt OF Jacob 8. Smith, assignee of
Christian F. Binkley vs, Mary A. Biukley,
was attached for trial this morning, before
Judge Patterson. 1t was the test case that
could be tried this week and after q jury was
empanelled the remaining Jurors were dis.
charged. The above suit was an issue to de.
termine what amount II anything 10 due and
owing on Judgment given by defendant to
plaintiff.
According to the testimony of the plaintiff
Binkley made an assignment OF bis proper.
ty for the bsnett Of creditors to Smith. When
the real estate OF BInkley was sold, Mrs
Binkley, who was lien creditor, bought
1t In. Tho assigned estate was not fully set.
tied when the deed was made to Mrs,
Binkley, and she gave as purchase money
Judgment for sl,2S0 and the difference was
to be arranged out OF her dividend from her
husbands estate. Plaintiff claims that there
Is still balance due on this judgment
The defense was that MIRA Binkley paid
from time to time money on account OF this
judgment aud that 1t has been overpaid. On
trial,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
sSDORsISG rHs CUmMIssIoykRs
Junior n-, ,hanios Glad That ST. Josephs Ho
pital Got No Appropriation.

Junior met thaDics Glad That ST. Joseph's Hos
pital Got No Appropriation.
AT a largely attended meeting of Cones; ygp
council, No. % Jr. o. U. A. NJ, held on
Thursday evening, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted and a copy ordered
TO be sent TO the county commissioners
Resolved That as an association of AmerI-
canF whose keystone OF principles il the pre-.
serVation OF our public institutions inviolable
from ecclesiastical or ssctarian influence and
control, we condemn the action OF a mum ber
Of our fellow citizens in pelitioning the com
mlssioners OF Lancaster county for an appro
prlstion to the ST. Joseph's hospital-sn asy-
Ium belonging TO and managed by religious
oIuet-as mischieVious and dangerous In its
tendency. Weheartily applaud the conduct OF
thecommissionersinro refusing the ask ed for ar
preparation, rejoicing that in their Interpret.
lion OF the law they lind no authority Tor the
diNerslon OF any part OF the public funds to
the support of a seclarian institution how.
ever laudable its purposes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
They Decline to He Candidates.
j, SNYDER, of the Eighth ward and

A j. Snyder, OF the Eighth ward, and
Henry smeycn, OF the Seventh, decline to be
candidates tor school director. Jacob i.
ksuts has been nominated in place OF Mr..
Smeych.
Charles Haughmsn and Or. John A. Lever
good decline to run for common council in
the Sixth ward, and John i. Pont2 saws he is
no candidate In the Eighth.
Michael Heidlck declines the roninst on
for common council in the Second ward.
Christian Stitiel declines the nomination
for school director and assessor in the Fifth
ward.
John r. HinkIe, Tor assessor in the Eighth
ward, declines
Chas. Keller declines for council in tho
First ward.
Jacob Zscher declines the common council
nomination in the Sixth ward.
Matthias Seigler has been named for CON.
mon council in the Second ward
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
SUED FOE A AsUBsCRIPrIoy
Rronnise Of q Subscription TO Build
Church Binding In Law.

Rsonise Of q Subscription TO Build
Church Binding In Law.
n 1881 the members Of the Methodist
gnh IN 0reepcastle, Pa, decided to build
- edince and a committee for that pur.
M 8ns appointed. On this committee was
onon Bender. TIE amount proposed to
&66pod was % 900. Mr.. Bender subscribed
y Othsr subscriptions to the amount
1ooo we're Obtained and then, as
i Bender alleges, the committee realized
- he attempt was o failure and the project
eoid . new church was wholly aban.
no4 In the fall Of 1851 MIR. Bender
~ his connection with the congregation
~ since removed to Chambe bersburg, In
- new church project was revived and
Il bailding and subscription committee
n1ed.
~ parties who had subscribed 10 the old
renewed their subscriptions, but Mr..
~ refused TO do so. The second com.
- went ahead, completed the church,
1hen brought suit against Mir. Bender
49, - amount of his subscription, and the
lonklin county court has ordered verdict
4 mount and interest against him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28

noepss Cssss Bsos-wsssr TO Make the
>unssa Dsrsssh TurBp,hs Also I'm
~nnnse- Lisas Girl ssruok BY
asnn,- Borough News In Brisfs.

noos Correspondence OF ixTrIiieEsoRR
oxuxsrA, Jan. 2s-Duripg Thursday the
- vas falling and the water very nearly
~ ssuai state, but II again commenced TO
- ~ svsning, and IL still coming up. The
D has bssu caused by the forming OF lHge
guoo below causing back.water. Since
1Deday the water has risen over four feet
IA y coming up, although not a. fast as 1t
~ Lest night The Ice was running In a
knnnel during yesterday, but has entirely
<oooped this morning, The canal GOAT lying
- ne wharves II In . very serious condition.
n Inree hole was stove In the bottom OF
q - boat BY the ioe and the cargo OF coal
a bGipg unloaded. Traffic on the Columbia
~ Port Deposit railroad has ceased on
.&ocount Of the ice blocksding the tracks.
5 4 large force Of men went down the road
<11ooeerdsy to remove the Ice, but they ioubo
Il IS be impossible The gorges have caused
amnQh rise In the river that the railroau Is
ovored, preventing the men irom "orkipg
g]IHe Wilmington turnpike below tho toll.
.>.-s~ !. 49, covered with ice and water. At
~ dam tho water below is even with the
's3ver above It. The whsryes are covered
;Ssssh vater. which is slowly approaching the
ssecka The water surrounds the ice houses
onA 4 q high as 1t was on the afternoon the
noesv Of the bridge the Ice has been piled
into very large gorges, higher than the floor
q The bridge. The open space on THIS side
orthe river has been frozen over two inches
A Marrow Escape.
Bessie Wayne, q four year. old daughter oi
Nm, David wsyne, living on Cherry street.
had very narrow escape from serious soci'
6ent Yesterday afternoon. The child was
nlsyinR In the street and ran directly In
mont Of team containing two men, which
vnp coming up the street. The driver, no.
ucipg the child attempted to stop the horse,
but did not succeed In 80 doing until the
wheel Of the buggy had struck the child.
The accident resulted In bruises about the
-srht shoulder, nothing serious The in
.ury of the child was not the fault Of the
owner of the team, who lives in the country,
= he made every effort to stop the horse
Town Notes.
1aiu Kittie Rhoads and company re-
Soeod their success in the opera house last
nA presenting +" The New Msgdslen' to a
.oisod audience. Tonight " Peck's Bad
= viii be given.
~ Young Folks society OF the Second
Luthcrsu church will hold a meeting
oVunipe at the residence OF J. G. Pence,
1Upno street.
- pauminent contractors expressed an
- ~ night that the building operations
ooming year would be a. great II not
Z ~ building boom of last year.
tine ago considerable talk was had
- Baltimore 4 Ohio telegraph com.
nayng IN offfce in Columbia. Nothing
d6oo. In the matter for some few
ia the question has several times
n6ked, what hes become OF the new tele'
y oompanyf
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
Ner Nnrk NIarkei


SEv fcRK, Jan. = -FlouE market STEADY {:
Fine, " G6s O5; Supertne, o. s5I3 -
common TO good extra Western, 6 aJzss IS GOOD
to fancy eI IRA state, s3 T0fSSll
Mheat-No. Red state s54G5'c; NO. Z DO.
March 9!$c.
Feb axe
oats-So. White State. q J>c No. DO, ,sg,o
Ne. 2miIed Jan, 55A.c- Feb 81, May, sLtr
Rye duL western, SSj6e state 5719Ssc.
Barley nJminal.
Pork dull new me=s, sI2 2Rll'l.
Lard--Jan., g. 30 Fec, issl Mays 2 =
MoRsses nominal st Ire for s. test
Turpentne steady a. 35G.
Rostn dull strained to good, o. gC5l 10.
Petroleum dun Refined, IN cases, s,c.
freishtS duu grain TO London, Sd.
Butter dull Western Creamery. -r2sr .
Elstn Creamery, asiE5l state dairy, half fEkin
tubs, l6327c.
choice light skins, llAGlaL
Eggs dull state, 3 q &c Western, Sic
Sugar steady Refined ClIczf, GSg Granu.
lated, 3jse.
TalloE frul prime city. ~,
hice dull! Caroline, fair u good. ssTsLr
Coffee dul. taiT uaTgO.s, 1870
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
wHmp AND DOODLE CAPTURED.
~ Man Takes About 500 From Bar-
SfshuHg ,IunG lleAler.

~ risburg JunG. Dealer.
oyenins colored man boarded the
6jfnin drawn by engine No l,oos at
rhuyR. When the trainmen discovered
1ney spoke to him about getting OF. He
>noed considerable money and said that
nld pay his way. His actions were 30
1D4ous that the railroad men induced him
~ Into the cabin OF the train. The con.
- thcught that something WAS wrong,
Collins station he telegraphed to Colum.
nnktng that an officer meet the train.
- arriving at the latter place Officer
pUgd Kennedy boarded the train
~ tpok the man into custody. He gave his
iono % George johnson and claimed Hsr-
I161are ~ his home. On his person S65 In
0e1se, elO In silver, 100 pennies aud some
&fher coins were found, besides FIVE rszors.
~ morning member of the Harrisburg
11ce force came to Columbia in search OF
r1eEsd man, who had robbed VIM. Brsck.
D junk dealer OF that city, OF about SEQ
Goou proved to be the man he wss look.
~, aud he took him back to Harris.
Hrackston pocket. book and marked
1ound In Johnson's possession proved
~ ~ the thief 1t Is said tha. the &C.
~ = from New York or Philadel Ia,
Rin the eraploy of Brsckston for short
ISsl etenfng the LITTER was counting
eoonsy In the presence of johnson, who
nnded TO be asleep. johnson saw where
91noney was placed and he soon afterwards
ppoared with It. He also stole Brsck-
m cvsrcoat and was probably trying 10
- rhiladelpbia
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
PRUPUS
LAMP POSTS.

The Lamp Committee ofthe city of Lancaster
will receive sealed proposals for tho Lighting of
the City two miles se1arel With Eleo,rlc Light.
middle o. tho streets. The parry furnishlng the
light viii bid for tho comp etc plant. including
poles. wires, lamps ana power ready TO run.
Contract 10 comm.nce June J. lsH. ,-,,,...,, -,
Also, stated proposals for tho furnishing of
ITeas1rer's ofiloo. Council Lhamb6rs. Market
Houses and station House, ana aiIo i9r stree, rect
burner. for period OF one Year from Hnd ensu-
Ing june 1851 The company furnishing tho gas
throughout the year at sunset, ami shall keep
the same clean aod Ia repair, cleaning them AT
lamp posts at their own proper cost, ana discon-
nect the same AZ the expiration OF their contract
Also sealed proposals for the furnishing OF
amp Posts and Lamps for gas. complete and
year: Posts to be Of the same style ana iongth
as those now In use in Centre 50 mare, and lamps
the city. Bidders are required TO give the
length and weight OF posts they propose to fur.
nish fosts to be OF iron ana weight at least 2iO
Also sealed proposals tor the furnishing of
Coal OIL or other material for ligh ing AL the
street Lamps, OTany portion thereof, at Il Eed
price per lamp. for The period Of one year from
the ensuing June ], 1851 Thepo son, tndiyiddals,
line or other lighting maternal shan light all the
street lamps TO be 30 Supplied every night
throughout the year at sunset Rnd all lamps
must burn until sunrise, ana tho contractor
shall keep the same clean and in repair ana
ply Coal OH or other lighting material, uro 10,
quired 10 accompany their bid W. "A propos
at which they will furnish durinS the year the
use of Lamp Posts and Lamps complete Whtle
in oil al her lighting materials, aside iiom gns
may be burned said posts and lamps 10 lSllaih
the property OF the coutrao ors, ana 70 20 10
moved without expense 10 the cily az the SS-
piTation OF tho contract BIDS thall sttto tIsn
the candle power of The light PROPOSED TO he
furnished This includes the electric llght
The Lamn Committee reserve tho right to 10.
iect any and ali bids, and he successful bidder
or bidders shall give good andaPproyed security
Tor the iait hful performance of ths cont act.
All bids or proposals must be made on or ho.
fore TUESDAY, February !, 1881. ut o o'clock r. IN
ana address 10 joins II. LONG, Chairman LHmn
Committee, Mayors Office, Lancaster, Pa and
be endorsed " Proposals for Lighting City.h
BY order OF the LAMP COMMITTEE.
Attsst JAcoB NJ, CsILLAs, ClGrk.
l7sI2.ls,?2e6S?od
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
ssRIoUs aRBAR IN WATER PIPES.
Jhe Fire In the Furnace of 20 ounC lInsn Riddle ;.
House Exiting uishsd

The water pipe in the house of Select
Oouncilman Riddle, on North Lime street,
burst on Thursday night, and before the
1eak Was discovered the water rose 40 high
n the cellar that the fire in the furnace was
sxtinguished. The seriousness of tho break
may be inferred when 1t is stated that Mr..
6tddle is In critical condition suffering
with typhoid fever and the sudden change
q tempersture In the house might produce
eerious results. Fortunately Officers Barn.
hold and Babel passed the house shortly
after the leak was discovered, and a stove
Was at once sent for to keep the house prop.
ex1y warmed until the damage can be re.
paired,
TIE pipe In the engineers room at the sta.
i1on house also bursted on Thursday night
eno ths water soaked through the ceiling 10
1ne mayors court loom. The broken pine
Ans besn repaired.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28

Al n. WsH King Street TteG.~s Monday
evening the Rose Lisle Dramatic company,
which Is highly spCSen OF, appears IN the kin :
street opera house, wheI they Q? n weeks en-
sssement 8; low prices During the week they
will play colleen Blvn." Leah" EGs'
Lyme" and Of her popular pieces
A: Fhaito1 Cps-r E3Igs-At Fulton opera
house there Will also be a low priced dIsmatlc
show al next week. The company iEcl udss
william DaTiise, r. and Miss MsEsi Harold,
who have often plea. 81 Lancaster people before.
Donald Harold. who Is also member Of The
troupe was last seen here ss Tc-,ris'0n FAKE IN
Annie PIIley's Miss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28

The Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel CON-
pany this morning brought suit for penalty
before Alderman McConomy sgains, Edward
Trissler, butcher, residing on West Chestnut
street. He Is charged with violating au act
Of assembly relating TO gas and water com.
panies, In turning ON his gas after the CON-
pany had turned It of, There bss been no
hearing as yet
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
"a THIS.

wALEER January 2, ls-r, in this city, Michael
Walker, aged 5 years, month and Il Gays.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re
specially invited to attend the funeral, from
the residence Of his son, No Ss2 West Chestnut
street, on Saturday attsrn con At 2 &. .c,OCk In.
terment as Lancaster cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
Not Detained

General Simon Cameron, OF Pennsylvania.
eaued nom New York on the steamHhi y Trini.
ead ior the Bermudas yesterday. He was
eccompanied by Colonel James Duffy and
- q Jerome. The general goes TO the Ber.
enoAs ior bis health and will return in April,
WAS feared that the steamer would be- de-,
zl4ed by inc strike, but she got of sts,SG
M only bali an hour behind time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
In the south

u. A. Altlck and wife have gone to Savan.
nah, Ca, on TIP that combines business
and pleasure.
Rev. Thomas MgGoveru, Of Dlnville, and
Edward McGoyern, OF Ovetton, Bradford
county, are in the South on a pleasure trip
They we're IN savannah. Ca, few DAYS ago.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
:':: E: {. ssss 81 a ssss'1s' ar g:

The stock market opened let ard about y
Apei cent lover, but at nrst call buy.
ing OF St Paul, Unto PacinN LAckawRnna aud
New York New EnslapdlY.as begun, under
which the whole list streusl Nued. Prices ad-
vanced steadily from the II st call up to the
present writing. and the msrI It's now frm at
an Improvement OF "A TO pk e. ont iTnu, the
lnvest figures
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
MARKETS,

PsILApsIPHIA, Jan. ss-ElCuT market .uls. 4.
sales, sa barrels Minnesota Bakers, o. l5fgA 70 .
Pennsylvania Family e. as p Western do,
q eo34 IS Patents, 81 TSG5 IS,
Bye -four quiet, ss3 U0G3 IS
whest-Jsn., e.c. FEB, e2c.. Mach, s2Aic,
ApTn, ESQ.
.toTn.Jan., tsE4c Feb, ia4o.; March, 80;
6ats-Jan., s-Soa Feb. g-Sc. March, Sc
April. $50,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28

There is break in the belgian blocks in
front Of Ferd Weber, millinery store on
West King stree. The holeis over the sewer
which was Euilt before the blocks were aid
and it Is not large as yet
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
rIes.ant soci.l IrenI

A very pleasant meeting ofthe young ladies
and gentlemen, who have been holding z
dancing classes in Eshleman's hall was that
OF last evening when many visitors we're in
attendance
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
Beipiusa roor Family

A family named Rhosdes, residing on
Prince street, who are IN destitute condition,
were visited on Wednesday evening by q
number OF benevolent ladies' who took them
all kinds Of edibes aud useful articles.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28

The Ephrais ooynet band, which led the
Lancaster countisns at Beavers insusuTa.
ton Is holding fair, which began on Sstur.
day and which will continue until the Sth
proNlmn
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28

John II. Msnnering, who raised a distur;
hance on Beaver street, has been sent 20 jail
for iye days by Alderman Spurrier on the
charge Of being drunk and disoTdetly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
Ground Hog Day.

Next Wednesday will be ground. hog dsy,
ana there Will be much depending on whether
thls inisllibie weather prophet sees hi-
shadow,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
I.apol,an, Change OF sosedn,.

naonaay next an important change
% made In the schedule for running
epger trains over the Pennsylvania rail.
~ and travellers will do we'll to watch for
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
IeIsrhone Connection.


TIE Lancaster OIL company, Harrisburg ave
nue., Is connected with the telephone exchange
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
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NEW YORK, Jan, 2s, l'30 r. m.-Money loaned
at per cent Exchange duil posted rare